Pinang Ranti is a Transjakarta bus rapid transit station located inside Pinang Ranti Bus Terminal, Makasar, East Jakarta, Indonesia. The station is the southeastern terminus of Corridor 9 and is one of the five on the line that has never had a name change since opening.
History Prior to 1998, the Pinang Ranti bus terminal had a direct 5 km-long road access to Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, which was closed since May 1998 Indonesia riots.
The BRT station alone opened on 31 December 2010 as the southeastern terminus of Corridor 9, which was built to support the 2011 SEA Games in Jakarta and Palembang. Corridor 9 itself is the longest main BRT line on the network.
On 28 May 2015, the bus terminal was reopened after a revitalization.
Building and layout Pinang Ranti BRT station comprises a single structure with departure and arrival platforms being separate, each with a separate paid area that requires transferring passengers to tap out and pay again. NorthSide platform, doors open on the rightUnpaid linkSide platform, doors open on the rightSouth towards Pluit, towards Bundaran Senayan, and towards Simpang Cawang Arrivals
Non-BRT bus services +Service typeRouteDestinationNotesInner city feederPinang Ranti–Pulo GadungOutside the stationMikrotrans Jak LingkoJAK-19Pinang Ranti–Kampung RambutanJAK-71Pinang Ranti–Kampung Rambutan via Setu
Places nearby Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Pondok Gede Hajj Hostel
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